I purchased a headboard from westelm the wideth is 56 inch. Would it attach to this frame?
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Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and stand out from the crossboard that distance. Hope this helps. I didn't put a headboard on mine and so far, it's worked out pretty well. Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and... » Read More Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and stand out from the crossboard that distance. Hope this helps. I didn't put a headboard on mine and so far, it's worked out pretty well. « Show Less
13145
Really hard to say because of not knowing how your headboard attaches. Just measured my frame at the head, and it is 56" total distance edge-to-edge including the legs. The exterior distance between the legs is 48"--see the picture of the bed frame to see what I'm referring to. Interior of the cross board at the head is 53" before the sides start. Meaning there is more room to attach the headboard if a bracket were attached inside, but if it attached outside, there is only the 48" between the legs or the headboard attaches to the legs which are 1.25 inches thick and stand out from the crossboard that distance. Hope this helps. I didn't put a headboard on mine and so far, it's worked out pretty well.
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you need to carefully read the measurements of the hook to see if, when attached to the frame, it will slide open enough to reach the headboard slots in order to attach it. Also carefully measure your headboard, slot to slot.
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I suppose you could use a longer bolt to attach a headboard where the corner brace is attached. We use a freestanding headboard with ours.
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Actually, I don't think they make frames attached to headboards anymore. This is the 4th bed assembly I've put together (from 4 different companies) and all of them did not havve the clamps and screws to attach the frame with the headboard. however, i recommend this headboard to anyone because all you have to do is drill 1/4" wood screws into the headboard (using the frame's holes as a guide), and wha-la!! I've have my bed assembled for 2 years now, and it is the still sturdy as the day I assembled it.
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I had a wooden headboard and needed a new frame. The frame was exactly the same size as a standard queen sized bed/mattress. The only thing is that it had no holes to attach it to the frame so my friend had to adapt it by drilling a long screw into the headboard and attaching it to the bed frame. It looks great and only took him a few minutes to attach the screws. The headboard is the same width as the frame on my bed which is 60 " wide. Hope this helps with your selection!
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The headboard is attached to the matching wooden bed frame with wood screws. I suppose if you had the proper mounting angle irons you might be able to improvise, but this headboard was made for the matching bed frame. I would suggest careful measurements to see just where the attach-point might be, then you'd be into your own plans for the modification. Best wishes and good luck.
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Yes. While they are different brands, we've found that this frame is compatible with these headboard brackets: http://www.amazon.com/Structures-HIGHRISE-Headboard-Footboard-Bracket/dp/B00BJ4VKQY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396299952&sr=8-1&keywords=highrise+headboard+brackets
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I would say, it will probably fit. The wire hooks are pretty flexible. My headboard is about 2" and all it took was a pair of pliers and a little gentle adjusting to make it fit.
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Hello, although you can try to fit this headboard with another brand of bed, as a manufacturer, we do not recommend this use as it was not designed to do so. Thanks.
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This headboard will attach to a queen or king frame. We attached to king size metal frame. I could not see stability with wooden frame.
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I have a fluffy bed spread, it more than fills the space between the bed and the draws. The headboard should be 3-4 inches wider.
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My headboard is 1 1/2 inches wide, and I had to adjust it to fit. Since the hanger is metal, it can be made wider with a wrench or other such tool, depending on how wide the log is. If it is too wide, it may not hold.
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I bought a full size frame to replace the single rails on my antique headboard. If you are buying a frame with side to side adjustment, these should work just fine.
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Answer here..The frame will only allow attachment of a headboard without extra parts.
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I have a standard adjustable frame from Costco set up for twin size and I did bolt the headboard to the frame. The outside edges of the wooden legs are flush with the outside edges of the frame. The headboard juts out about a finger width more from the outside edges of the legs. I guess it will not work out if you bolted two headboards on two twin frames
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I don't think so. This headboard is designed to fit a full or queen metal mattress frame. It includes bolts to bolt the headboard to the frame, which usually has brackets for mounting a headboard. The feet of this headboard are wide, with pre-drilled holes for attaching to a frame with the bolts. The inner holes are sized for a full-size frame, and the outer holes are sized for a queen-size frame.
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Not sure...you probably have to adapt the frame (add something to it) -- maybe buy an old antique frame on Craigslist and take the piece from it that headboards attach to? There are often frames like that for about $50 or so...just a thought. Good luck with your project!!!!